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Transcript
BONE DISEASE
BONE REACTIONS
•Heal/reacts
•Becomes infarcted
•Can be infected
•Atrophies
•Sensitive to body environment
•Neoplastic transformation
DISEASE CATEGORY
• Traumatic
• Circulatory
• Infection
• Metabolic
• Congenital
• Neoplastic
BONE REMODELING
15% of skeleton/year
FRACTURE HEALING
• Hematoma
• Granulation Tissue
• Cartilage
• Remodeling
• Osteoid
FRACTURE
COMPLICATIONS
•Necrosis
•Malunion
•Non-Union
Non-union
STRESS
FRACTURE
PATHOLOGIC
FRACTURE
Heterotopic
ossification
HETEROTOPIC
OSSIFICATION
•Single Episode of trauma
•Repetitive Minor trauma
•No history of injury
What is the diagnosis?
OSTEONECROSIS
• Bone Infarction
(Segment of Dead Bone)
OSTEONECROSIS
•Trauma
•Systematic Process
OSTEONECROSIS
• Traumatic injury to blood
vessels
-- Fractures
-- Dislocations
PATHOGENESIS
•Final common pathway
•Intravascular coagulation
OSTEONECROSIS
•Intravascular coagulation
-- Hypercoagulable blood
-- Fat Swelling
-- Lipemic serum
OSTEONECROSIS
•Alcoholism
•Steroid Therapy
•Sickle Cell Disease
•Caisson Disease
•Gaucher’s Disease
OSTEONECROSIS
•Steroid therapy
-- Transplantation – 15%
-- Systematic Lupus – 30%
OSTEONECROSIS
•Spontaneous
-- Hip
-- Knee
-- Shoulder
OSTEONECROSIS
•Femoral Head
-- 15,000 cases/year U.S.
-- Ages 20 – 40
-- Usually Men
CAISSON
DISEASE
PAGET’S DISEASE
Focal or multifocal
increased and chaotic bone
remodeling
PRIMARY OSTEOCLAST
DYSFUNCTION
PAGET’S DISTRIBUTUION
•A PORTION OF ONE BONE
-- Entire skeleton
•Axial Skeleton
-- spine
-- pelvis
-- skull
PAGET’S DISEASE
•Architectural distortion of bone
-- pain
-- deformity
-- fracture
-- other
COURSE TRABECULAE
BONES ARE
BRITTLE
BANANA
FRACTURE
Paget’s
Disease
Chaotic,exagerated bone
remodelling
PAGET’S DISEASE
•Other Complications
-- Anemia
-- Cranial Nerve Palsy
-- Heart Failure
-- Sarcoma
PAGET’S DISEASE
– INFECTIOUS?
1. Viral particles consistent
2. Geographic predilection
3. Familial clustering
AGE 10
FEVER, PAIN
WBC, SED RATE
WHAT IS YOUR
DIAGNOSIS?
•Bone Infection
•Osteomyelitis
OSTEOMYELITIS
Primary:
Hematogenous
Secondary: Direct implantation
of organisms
PRIMARY
OSTEOMYELITIS
•Children
•Staph aureous
•Pain, fever, leucocytosis
OSTEOMYELITIS
• Acute osteomyelitis
-- 5% to chronic
• Chronic osteomyelitis
-- long standing (many years)
--bony reaction to organisms
PRIMARY
OSTEOMYELITIS - ADULT
•Spine
•Follows GU tract
•Manipulation
SEQUESTRUM
PATHOGRAPHY
METABOLIC BONE
DISEASE
• Disorders of the chemical milieu of the
body which leads to decreased bone mass
BONE
TUMORS
WHAT IS THE
DIAGNOSIS?